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181. The results indicate that the shape and aperture distributing variability of processed pumice granule.
182. In asexually propagated species, variability resulting from recombination may be severely limited, or even precluded.
183. We also reassessed the booster phenomenon and the interobserer variability in tuberculin testing.
184. It shows the enormous variability between "base load" and "peak load" among different energy users.
184.try its best to collect and build good sentences.
185. A speaker cluster model is used to manage recognition problems caused by between - speaker variability.
186. Using modern spectrum analysis method and FFT, the specific value VLF/HF of Heart Rate Variability (HRV)of 19 healthy individuals and 10 hyperthyroid is analysed .
187. OBJECTIVE To observe the effect of aerobic kinesitherapy on vagal tone maintenance and the relevant indices of heart rate variability in elderly bedridden patients.
188. At last, a method is developed to identify the variability anomaly by means of the sliding mean square deviation.
189. Population variability of Aster tripolium L. of Zhoushan Islands as related to habitat.
190. Increased climate variability from AD 250 to 600 coincided with the demise of the Western Roman Empire and the turmoil of the Migration Period.
191. Their absoluteness mainly refers to infiniteness and invariability while relativity denotes finiteness and variability.
192. Variability of the Subtropical Gyre in the North Pacific is very important in Global Climate Change and meridional heat transport.
193. These methods can predict the corrosion variability of pipeline and provide the remaining life predicting credibly.
194. The phylogenetic analysis from 22 kinds of plant BADHs indicated the larger variability in the dicotyledonous plants, one group in the Gramineae plants including BADH genes form E.
195. CONCLUSION Aerobic kinesitherapy can improve the vagus nerve activity and the sympathetic-vagal balance raise heart rate variability and reduce the occurrence of cardiovascular events.
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